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The Intersection of Abortion, Race, and Medical Ethics in 19th Century America

This chapter examines the historical landscape of abortion in 19th-century America, focusing on the societal attitudes shaped by concerns over race and reproductive rates. It recounts key motivations behind the anti-abortion movement and recounts a tragic Texas case that underscores the complexities and consequences of abortion politics during this era.

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